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Just made a rather interesting discovery, while practising opus 10 no 1. As far as the 5th goes, I've been experimenting with either pure knuckle pulls or actions that combine the action of extending the finger mildly fo...
Technique and methods Last reply 10 years ago7 replies -
Arpeggios are an aspect of technique that I've been looking into recently (since everything I've been playing seems to have sweeping left hand arpeggios somewhere). I made some progress with them a few months back, makin...
Technique and methods Last reply 10 years ago12 replies -
Hi, Alan! First of all, sorry for possible grammar mistakes in my text (English is not my mother tongue). Alan, in your dvd, when you're playing Bach/Busoni's Nun komm' der Heiden Heiland, at the tragic C minor cho...
Technique and methods Last reply 10 years ago8 replies -
Its my first video here so no hating River Flows in You (Live Version) by Yiruma Enjoy ...
Student evaluation video discussion group Last reply 10 years ago0 replies -
Third Video not my best but still good on my opinion Maybe (Live Version) by Yiruma: E N J O Y !!!
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Second video here Apologize by One-Republic Enjoy!
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(Allegro giusto part 1) (Allegro giusto part 2) (Andante) (Allegro Vivace) I hope that are visible some progresses from the videos of the previous year.
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I want to share my enthusiasm for something I'm working on, and that's playing on the bones. I like the Liszt "bicycle spoke" exercise from "Honing." I think it brings home the point that you can have fingers like ste...
Technique and methods Last reply 10 years ago4 replies